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pH measurement after alkali washing

2009-12-10View Original

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Is it necessary to measure the pH value of gas pipelines after alkali cleaning? Why? Prevent corrosion of the pre-compressor cooler? Or test the effect of hydrogen chloride at the alkali-washed area?
Reply #22009-12-16
It is mainly to prevent excessive acidity from entering the compressor and affecting its service life.
Reply #32009-12-16
Acidity has an impact on the quality of polyvinyl chloride polymer
Reply #42009-12-20
After alkaline cleaning, the pH value must be checked to prevent corrosion of the pre-machine cooler, compressor, and distillation system, as well as to avoid the adverse effects of acidity on the distillation system and the quality of the monomer.
Reply #52010-02-03
I don’t think it’s necessary; checking the pH value after washing is enough
Reply #62010-02-03
Preventing excessive acidity in compression and distillation systems

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